ID requested
May 21, 2023 21:32:00 #
This photo is a few years old, but I’ve always wondered what these things are.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
May 21, 2023 21:44:01 #
scooter1
Loc: Yacolt, Wa.
BassmanBruce wrote:
This photo is a few years old, but I’ve always wondered what these things are.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
Caladonia Fimbriata
May 21, 2023 21:49:11 #
scooter1 wrote:
Caladonia Fimbriata
Wow! That was fast!
I had to google it as I have never heard of that, that looks to be a dead on lock for the ID.
Thanks!
Bummer I don’t have any reindeer! Lol!
May 21, 2023 22:28:56 #
scooter1
Loc: Yacolt, Wa.
BassmanBruce wrote:
Wow! That was fast!
I had to google it as I have never heard of that, that looks to be a dead on lock for the ID.
Thanks!
Bummer I don’t have any reindeer! Lol!
I had to google it as I have never heard of that, that looks to be a dead on lock for the ID.
Thanks!
Bummer I don’t have any reindeer! Lol!
May 22, 2023 07:00:08 #
BassmanBruce wrote:
This photo is a few years old, but I’ve always wondered what these things are.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
May 22, 2023 09:58:58 #
therwol
Loc: USA
BassmanBruce wrote:
This photo is a few years old, but I’ve always wondered what these things are.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
They were in well drained sandy soil near Ludington, Michigan very near the shoreline of Hamlin Lake, within about a mile of Lake Michigan. The patch was about 3” to 4” around and the “things1” to 2” tall.
There are Indian Pipes in this area but they are always white, at least the ones I have seen.
Thanks for looking in.
Let me show you how to use Google to identify what's in an image. Look for the little red circles highlighting the steps. Download the images if you can't read them well. I uploaded your picture and got Cladonia fimbriata as the best match. I did this to identify a car in another person's thread.
May 22, 2023 10:04:24 #
May 22, 2023 10:15:50 #
therwol
Loc: USA
BassmanBruce wrote:
Thank you, that’s gonna come in handy. 👍
You're welcome. Works for birds too.
May 23, 2023 10:17:37 #
And to translate, these are lichens. You mentioned organ pipe plants, and these too have an interesting biology.
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